Cloud Nothings

Cloud Nothings, an American indie rock band from Cleveland, Ohio, was founded by the talented singer-songwriter Dylan Baldi in 2009. Initially a solo project, Baldi recorded music in his parents’ basement, showcasing his creativity and passion for songwriting. The band’s breakthrough came with their album “Attack on Memory,” released in 2012 under Carpark Records, which received critical acclaim and established them as a significant force in the indie rock scene. This album marked a pivotal moment in their career, earning “Best New Music” status from Pitchfork and solidifying their reputation.

Following the success of their debut, Cloud Nothings continued to evolve, releasing several well-received albums, including “Here and Nowhere Else” in 2014 and “Life Without Sound” in 2017. Each project showcased their ability to blend punk energy with melodic pop sensibilities, earning them accolades from major publications like Rolling Stone and Spin. Their dynamic live performances further enhanced their reputation, with tours across the U.S., Europe, and Asia, captivating audiences at renowned festivals such as Coachella and Bonnaroo.

In 2021, the band released “The Shadow I Remember,” produced by the esteemed Steve Albini, which was praised for its raw energy and emotional depth. This album reaffirmed their status as innovators in the genre, demonstrating their growth and artistic maturity. The band’s commitment to their craft was evident as they celebrated the tenth anniversary of “Attack on Memory” with a special tour and vinyl reissue.

Most recently, Cloud Nothings signed with Pure Noise Records and released their ninth studio album, “Final Summer,” in April 2024. This album has been lauded for its fresh production and engaging melodies, further showcasing their evolution as artists. With a dedicated fanbase and a reputation for high-energy performances, Cloud Nothings continues to be a prominent name in the indie rock landscape.